Barnard Greek Games Mark 55th Annual Celebration
The Barnard Greek Games return for the fifty fifth time this Saturday. Originating in 1903 by the class of 1905, the event blends poetry and athletics with dance, archery, wrestling, and a chariot race. The games honor a different god each year, this year Zeus, with a setting resembling ancient Greece on stage and a competition where professors see the sophomores historically prevail.
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Lelia M. Finan
Physical Education Department
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Installation Talks Highlight Student Work and Referrals
Miss Lord outlines campus debates on speech rights and student grouping. Freshman orientation will extend to four days, with the overnight reinstated. The year saw Term Drive funds, Eleanor Roosevelt and Jacob Javits event, Renaissance lectures, and Curriculum Committee changes as Bulletin editor praised. President McIntosh lauds Miss Lord and urges independent referendum choices.
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Political Council Assembly
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Private Colleges Benefit From U S Steel Grants
The United States Steel Foundation funds a 1957 aid program aiding over 600 private liberal arts colleges and allied schools. Roger M. Blough says the grants help privately supported institutions facing higher education challenges, with Empire State Foundation members including Bard Barnard Colgate Elmira Hamilton Hartwick Hobart New Rochelle Russell Sage Sarah Lawrence Skidmore Union Vassar Wagner Wells.
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New York
United States Steel Foundation
Empire State Foundation
U. S. Steel Foundation
Roger M. Blough
The
Empire State Foundation of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges
Alfred University
Bard College
Colgate University
Elmira College
Hamilton College
Hartwick College
Hobart and
William Smith Colleges
College of New Rochelle
Russell Sage College
Sarah Lawrence College
Skidmore College
Union College
Vassar College
Wagner College
Wells College
Law School Stages Spring Revue at McMillin Theatre
The second annual law revue titled The Blackstone Jungle will be staged by the University School of Law at McMillin Theatre on Friday and Saturday April 5 and 6. The show features faculty, students, and friends raising funds for the Law School Scholarship Fund with acts from the Steal Band Calypso numbers and an original Kent Hall Rock.
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Vivienne Nearing
Law School
Columbia
Saul Turteltaub
Ira L. Sharenow
Chandler Warren
Robert Miles
Fred Johnson
Robert Lindgren
Philosopher Charles Frankel to Speak on Ethics at Noon
Professor Charles Frankel of Columbia College will discuss Individual and Social Ethics at today's Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. He is author of The Case For Modern Man and has published in Harper's Magazine and the New York Herald Tribune. He has lectured internationally and held a Guggenheim Fellowship.
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Dr.Frankel
Harper’s Magazine
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New York Herald Tribune
Saturday Review
Japan
France
Belgium
Ireland
United States
Models sought by Mademoiselle editors for new hires
The editors of Mademoiselle invite student applicants who wear sizes 8 10 and possibly 12 to apply as models. Applicants must be five feet to five feet ten inches tall or taller. For more information contact Mrs Phyllis A Michelfelder director of the Public Relations Office 102 Milbank Hall.
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Mademoiselle
Phyllis A. Michelfelder
Milbank Hall
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